Hackers breach GTA 6 developer Rockstar Games, demand ransom payment by tomorrow
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Rockstar Games, the developer of GTA 6, has suffered a data breach linked to a third-party provider, with the ransomware hacker group ShinyHunter demanding a ransom payment by April 14. The company has confirmed that the breach will have no impact on its organization or players, but the type of data accessed by the hackers is still unclear.
Rockstar Games has confirmed a data breach linked to a third-party provider. The breach is attributed to the ransomware hacker group ShinyHunter, which has given the company until April 14 to pay a ransom. The group gained access via a third-party cloud cost monitoring and analytics software service called Anodot. The type of data accessed is unclear, but it may include corporate data such as financial records or contracts. This is not the first cybersecurity attack on Rockstar Games, which suffered a major breach in 2022. The company has stated that the breach will have no impact on its organization or players.
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